2360 Priced Today, Your Thoughts

[SpeedshifterZ06]

2360 with turf tires, 60 inch belly mower, 0% for 60. No other options. $10,700 was dealer quote. I'm thinking $10,500 is my top dollar. This is my first ever post so I'm new to this world. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Dealer is 10 minutes from my house. At this time I just cant use the other options. i have some property I plan to build on in two years that may open other avenues for implements. It would serve as a "really cool mower" at this time.

 

[dmay]

Welcome. What other Kubota dealers are in your area? Get their prices and compare their offers over your local 10 min drive dealer. If they are less ask if the local guy will match. If not and the price difference is substantial, I bet you wont mind a longer drive to save $.

 

[thetooth]

I think that's a great price . I wouldn't sweat $200.00 bucks for a good dealer who is close , if it really bothers you maybe they will cover the first service or throw in the filters .

By the way the best price i got for a bx2360 was $14200.0 with a 60" mower/ Front end loader

Good luck

 

[Johndeere3720]

:welcome: to TBN! $10,700 sounds like a great deal on that bota. I'd get it. Post pic's when you bring one home.:thumbsup:

 

[SpeedshifterZ06]

Thanks for your thoughts. I have three quotes, they are all within $75 dollars. Dearler closest to me is the lower priced dealer. They have several in stock, that may be the reasoning. I tried the internet dealer everyone on here discusses. They were the highest of the three plus delivery. All were below $10,900. Any barganing suggestions? I like the one thetooth suggested about the first service.

 

[bp fick]

I wouldn't expect him to throw in the 50 hour service, at his shop. That's a pain anyhow, what with the back and forth.

What you can do, is get him to throw in the Box, that has the two filters, (oil and hydro) a quart of Sudt, two fuel filters, a hat, (it used to include a hat) and a quart of oil. It's like $70, I think. One of those boxes would seal the deal for me. Tell him, "OK, throw in that box of goodies and we got a deal."

 

[davatk]

2360 with turf tires, 60 inch belly mower, 0% for 60. No other options. $10,700 was dealer quote. I'm thinking $10,500 is my top dollar. This is my first ever post so I'm new to this world. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Dealer is 10 minutes from my house. At this time I just cant use the other options. i have some property I plan to build on in two years that may open other avenues for implements. It would serve as a "really cool mower" at this time.

That's a pretty good price assuming you are doing the 0% financing. If you could swing cash, you could save about another $700 (rebate in lieu of 0% finance on BX's through 6/30)

Good luck !

 

[bp fick]

In your original post you mentioned property you are going to build on.

BOY!!! Are you gonna need a Front End Loader. I can understand, perhaps, not getting one now, because it would be a storage problem and seldom used item at your present home, but finding one in two years could get dicey.

If Kubota changes these machines, you would be left out in the cold. If you decide to not get one at this time, Run, don't walk, to snatch one up if Kubota announces a FEL change on a new styled BX in the next two years.

 

[SpeedshifterZ06]

In your original post you mentioned property you are going to build on.

BOY!!! Are you gonna need a Front End Loader. I can understand, perhaps, not getting one now, because it would be a storage problem and seldom used item at your present home, but finding one in two years could get dicey.

If Kubota changes these machines, you would be left out in the cold. If you decide to not get one at this time, Run, don't walk, to snatch one up if Kubota announces a FEL change on a new styled BX in the next two years.

I just cant store it right now. You make a great point. i had not thought about that.

Wonder if I had the add the hydro hook up for the FEL quoted @$480.00 from dealer if I could workout a deal with that? Say $300.00

 

[Spencer C]

Adding loader controls to a tractor that doesn't have them is VERY labor intensive. If you ever expect to add a loader, you'll be miles ahead by getting the tractor from the factory with the hydraulic hookups. Spending $480 now for the loader controls is only $8/month.